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The Very First Poppy of the Year -2024

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The Very First Poppy of the Year -2024

The Very First Poppy of the Year -2024

April 2, 2024 Posted by Carolina Moncion blog, Gregarious, AnuthuriumQueen, Landscape Design, Most Recent Posts No Comments

Earlier today, this beautiful Poppy emerged in my garden. 😍 Surrounded by May Night Salvia, I imagine bees everywhere this Spring and Autumn! What are you looking forward to in your garden this year?

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Carolina Moncion Trinidad is an Interior Design Professional as well as a Kitchen and Bath Designer who partners with other designers, builders and contractors to create homes people will love, working side-by-side with the homeowners. After spending nearly a decade learning about custom bedding, upholstery and drapery fabrication as well as color, construction, space-planning and design, Carolina knows what transforms the average house into a magazine-worthy home – and it’s not by guessing what will work for you. It’s by connecting with you and your lifestyle and helping you communicate what drives your desire for changing your home. On her spare time, Carolina is with her family and their two miniature schnauzers Lili and Bella, gardening organically and creating an environment that is safe for pollinators in their private residence located in the Texas Hill Country. She believes in community and the safety of the environment because "Happiness starts at home and that is felt when you love where you live."

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